How to get more Google reviews
Ask every recent customer at the right moment, with your direct review link and a short personal message. Steps, a template and a real example.
One marketing job per page: a straight answer, the steps by hand and in Wirk, and an example of the finished work you can copy.
Show up when people search for what you sell.
Ask every recent customer at the right moment, with your direct review link and a short personal message. Steps, a template and a real example.
What to post on your Google Business Profile, how often, and how to write updates, offers and events that get calls and visits. With examples.
Pick a question your customers search for, answer it better than the pages already ranking, and structure it clearly. Steps, a brief and an outline.
Build one genuinely useful page per area you serve, with local details, prices and proof, so you show up for 'near me' and city searches.
Paid campaigns that bring in buyers and enquiries.
Track conversions, group tight keywords, write ads that match the search, add negatives and start small. With an example ad group and copy.
Pick one objective, set up the Pixel, start with broad targeting and 3–4 strong creatives, and give it time to learn. With an example campaign brief.
Use a higher-intent form, an intro that sets expectations, and multiple-choice qualifying questions, then reply within minutes. With an example form.
Repeat sales from people who already know you.
Spot customers going quiet early, send a personal message with a reason to return, and follow up once. With a win-back email and WhatsApp example.
Send only to opted-in contacts, use an approved template, keep it short with one clear action, and don't overdo it. With an example offer.
One main story, two or three short useful items, one offer and a personal sign-off, sent on a regular day. With a full example newsletter.
Send a helpful reminder with a link straight back to their checkout within hours, then one follow-up. Timing, rules and two example emails.
A steady plan of posts, dates and stories.
Choose 3–4 content pillars, set a realistic number of posts a week, map dates and offers, then batch-write. With a full month plan example.
List the holidays and shopping moments that matter in your markets, rank them, and plan each big one weeks ahead. With an example calendar.
Plan greetings for the festivals your customers celebrate, keep them warm and on-brand, and don't turn every greeting into a sale. With examples.
Start from one idea, hook people in the first seconds, show the real thing, add captions, and post consistently. With a full Reel script example.
Post from your own experience, open with a strong first line, make one point per post, and keep a steady rhythm. With three example founder posts.